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Michelin wants to reinvent the wheel for the driverless age – The Verge The Verge: Airless, indestructible, and 3D-printed from orange zest (among other biomaterials)

America needs Amazon more than Amazon needs America Quartz: Mark Zuckerberg visits the 50 states; Jeff Bezos makes them come to him.

How Richard Garriott got started in games Polygon: Garriott and his cadre of friends learned about more than computers that summer. Like many teens growing up in the mid to late 1970s, they got sucked into the swashbuckling world of TSR's Dungeons & Dragons.

Ghost malls They were once playgrounds. Now they’re ghost towns.

The story of Neil Young’s ‘Hitchhiker’ Album Neil Young’s years in Malibu were marked by existential despair, drugs, and some of the darkest albums of his career.

Spielberg’s Forgotten ‘L.A. 2017’ Dreamt of Today’s Dystopian Future A wonderfully weird TV episode from the director's early days.

Eliminating the Human We are beset by—and immersed in—apps and devices that are quietly reducing the amount of meaningful interaction we have with each other.

How the longest-running web series, Rooster Teeth’s ‘Red vs. Blue,’ makes money "Red vs. Blue" has run for 15 seasons and hundreds of episodes -- and helped build Rooster Teeth's diversified business along the way.

Tyler Cowen doesn’t believe in progress, and he wishes you didn’t either "That we cannot avoid believing in progress may also prove to be our undoing."

PUBG is becoming an esport, whether it’s ready or not More players, more problems.

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Legends of Texas Football Speak Out Would they let their kids play? Would they play again themselves? How do they think about the game today? Their answers might surprise you.

Legends of Texas Football Speak Out Would they let their kids play? Would they play again themselves? How do they think about the game today? Their answers might surprise you.